Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25


Jas. Cronan sells the TRANSCRIPT.
Miss Shaw lectured in Spring Valley
this week.
| The governor has signed the new char
| ter for Austin.
Furniture repaired at the Austin
| Furniture Cos.
Rev. W. E. Stanley lectures at Spring
Valley tonight,
Horrobln & Rice have q fine lot of
dressed turkeys on hand
The band boys netted $15 at their ball
We hope they Will do better next time.
Warm meals at all hours at Frank
Dearborn's, under Austin State Bank.
Try Balls Corsets.
/ SANDS, Dry Goods.
The Austin Marble Co. has one Of the
finest stocks of marble goods in Southern
Minnesota.
Large invoice of new spring goods at
J. Schwan's Blue Front Goods arriving
every day.
Richardson. Day & Co. have large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
| loan at usual rates.
Prof Whee]ock has opened his classes
in penmanship and painting over TaY-
lor's clothing store.
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the Office Of Richardson, Day & Co.
| over First National Bank.
Those wishing to take shares in the
Building Association, should apply at
once to the &c.,, S. L. Howell.
Cook & Roberts are making specially
| OF Bakers Barbed Wire, which is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. See adj
Buy the Red Seal unlaundried shirts.
Prices SOC. 75c and ST.
SANDS, Dry Goods
! The past week has been good one for
m erchants, who have been kept busy.
There is every indication of good spring
trade.
Call on E. H. Austin for fine photo
graphic work, executed in the finest
| style, and finished when promised. Over
Pooler & Weber.
Send in your cans for Gasoline. We
deliver to all parts of city. Quality,
quality and price guaranteed.
PooLER & WEBER.
An eminent presbyterian divine an.
| nounced to his congration that he would
| be obliged to take vacation on account
of bronchitis. when the elders immediately
| raised his salary and advised him to take
| DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured.
Following is list of letters remaining
in the post Office, for the thirty days end
ing Feb. 10, 1887.
BIakkestead: Miss jack, David
krtste Q. Ina, John
Burroughs Mrs. Anna
Albert Lea Enterprise.
We understand the C. NJ. & St. p. Co.
! will build their road from Oakland to
Austin, striking the present track at Dex-
ter, entirely abandoning Ramsey and re
| moving the track. It would help Austin
| and he weIco med by the travelling pub
! lie.
This will not only greatly benefit Aus
| tin. but also all the towns on the road.
| Owatonna Journai-Herald.
The Austin Board of Trade ask char
! ter from the Legislature. It will not
| be satisfied with an incorporation under
| the general laws. Austin is putting on a
good deal of style just now.
Austin has got the charter, and will
continue to put on style.
The Mayors Message we be par
doned for requesting the Mayor to incor-
pOrate in his next message the fact that
MANY of our most prominent citizens
have been cured of rhcuma tism neuralgia
and kindred complaints by Salvation Oil,
and that we recommend this valuable
medicine to be kept IN every family.
Prof Wheelock has class in writing
every evening, over Taylor's clothing
store We have seen some of the best
specimens of improvement we ever saw
Also some very nice oil painting on vel
vet, made by ladies and gentlemen IN two
hours; an entirely new invention, made
without the nsc of pen, pencil OF
| brush. Call at his room or at Hills
grocery store and see specimens. Ladies'
class in writing or painting at 2 D. m.
P. A. Peterson, the we'll known breed
er OF Norman and Percheron horses, has
returned from months visit near James
vile, Wis He brought with him mag
niticent two-year-old Engllshshire stall
lion, Barrowboreugh Boy. for which he
paid $120O.0O His we'll known imported
Norman stallion, Duo de Magenta viii
be in Albert Lea again this season. Mr.
Peterson has spent great deal of time
and money in procuring well bred horses
ond with the best results.